27 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
1
Simple home projects cover chairs and tables, plus kitchen tips. Grease muffin pans and preheat oven to start light muffins. Preserve pickles with a thin oil layer after opening to deter mold. Fry tomato slices in fritter batter until golden and serve with crisp bacon or grilled ham.
A nostalgic piece praising Dr Luke as the belovd physician who wrote the Gospel of Luke and Acts in spare time. It links his hobby to a broader truth that many professionals, from doctors to surgeons, find fulfillment and service beyond their main careers. The essay cites figures like Howard Kelly and Alexis Carrel, arguing life is richer when spare time serves God and others.
A Bridgeport cottage on Success Hill hosts the nation’s first regular Ultra High Frequency TV tests. RCA and NBC run field trials extending UHF reception, tuner implementations, and both UHF and VHF compatibility as the FCC plans nationwide service. Local officials, engineers, and manufacturers participate, shaping future station licenses and public access.
The Bankers and Manufacturers Club marks its centennial with a gala dinner as Crowley, arriving from the exclusive building, gifts Mickey the shoe shiner three nickels and learns of a one hundred dollar plate price. Mickey admires hot dogs, fishcakes, and family life while the club member warns of the costly reservation.
A fragmented crossword puzzle grid appears with numerous clues and partial words across and down. Many entries show broken spellings and stray characters, including references to animals plants and languages, suggesting a damaged page with incomplete crossword solutions and mislabeled numbers.
A ten year rise in farm electrification has made the American farmer a major power user. Farm high line service more than doubled since 1940, total electricity over 16 billion kWh annually versus 3% pillion then, and about two to five million farms now served by electric power.
A humorous note recalls a chef claiming the ox tail soup is uncanny as the tail seems to wag. The writer quips that tails come from contented oxen, turning a culinary oddity into playful folklore.
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